Katie Barlow named chief legal correspondent for WTTG in Washington, D.C.
Katie Barlow has been named chief legal correspondent for WTTG in Washington, D.C., and will appear on various station newscasts, reports TVNewsCheck. Barlow
Walter R. Mears, who covered presidential campaigns for 45 years for The Associated Press, dies at 87
Walter R. Mears, who for 45 years fluidly and speedily wrote the news about presidential campaigns for The Associated Press and won a Pulitzer
Elsa Klensch, who, for 20 years, hosted and produced CNN’s Style with Elsa Klensch, dies at 92
Elsa Klensch, who, for 20 years, hosted and produced the program Style with Elsa Klensch on CNN, has died. Klensch joined CNN at the
The Baltimore Banner announces “Creatives in Residence” to celebrate local writers and artists
The Baltimore Banner, the news source set to launch mid-year, has announced a “Creatives in Residence” program to help amplify the work of
Response Labs adds Amy Gosen to team
Response Labs has seen rapid growth recently and quickly recognized a need for a highly talented person to help run the office with agility,
Major ad agency holding companies assisting employees in Ukraine
With operations in Ukraine and neighboring regions, the major ad groups are taking numerous steps to help employees and their families who are in
EMMY® award-winning Creative Director David Wilder joins IMG
David Wilder, EMMY® award-winning Creative Director and Designer, has joined D.C.-based IMG as Creative Director. According to a release, Wilder brings
Puck Headlines: “Is Jen Psaki the Next Rachel Maddow?”
When the cable news industry was consumed by the ongoing and seemingly never-ending Jeff Zucker–Allison Gollust-Chris Cuomo imbroglio, and as WarnerMedia
Todd Bernstein named Station Manager of WJLA-ABC7 and WJLA-24/7 in Washington, D.C.
Todd Bernstein has been named Station Manager of WJLA-ABC7 and WJLA-24/7 in Washington, D.C. Bernstein, who is currently the station’
Bruce Johnson, retired WUSA-TV9 news anchor, writes book on “overcoming poverty, race, violence and his mother’s deepest secret”
Bruce Johnson recently retired after 44 years as an news anchor and reporter, most recently with WUSA-TV9 in Washington, D.C. Following retirement,
Crosby names Rob Schnapp as Executive Creative Director
Crosby Marketing Communications announced that Rob Schnapp, a nationally recognized creative leader, has been named its Executive Creative Director. He will lead a team
Martin Tolchin, founding publisher of The Hill and 40-year New York Times veteran, dies at 93
Martin Tolchin, the founding publisher of The Hill and a 40-year veteran of The New York Times who covered New York’s City
Pivot, not really, the “demic” just made time for me to do something I always wanted to do
By Paul Duning, publisher, Capitol Communicator We have been overwhelmed by this “demic” thing for a long time. I don’t like even mentioning
Crosby Expands Digital Leadership With Addition of VP Cheryl Donaldson
Cheryl Donaldson has joined Crosby Marketing Communications as Vice President of Technology Project Management. She will play a lead role in overseeing Crosby’s
D.C.-area agency updates: Design Army, Kivvit and FOVNDRY
Pum Lefebure, chief creative officer and co-founder of creative agency Design Army, is profiled in Women Working in the Arts. In the profile,
